> Are incidents such as this a likely side-effect of ubiquitous, low-cost, perhaps even disposable Internet hosts?
This is likely being discussed because it's relevant to this similar modern day story involving Tesla: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49686766
It struck me how much more useful information the graphs and diagrams here provide over their flashier counterparts you commonly see today.
The old-fashioned aesthetic almost feels like a cue what I'm looking at won't be slop.
The talk he gave at Usenix LISA was one of the best ever!
(LISA is now SRECon)
This is likely being discussed because it's relevant to this similar modern day story involving Tesla: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49686766
It struck me how much more useful information the graphs and diagrams here provide over their flashier counterparts you commonly see today.
The old-fashioned aesthetic almost feels like a cue what I'm looking at won't be slop.
The talk he gave at Usenix LISA was one of the best ever!
(LISA is now SRECon)